Abstract
The use of energies from renewable sources, as an alternative to those obtained from fossil fuels, represents a sustained concern in the world scientific environment, this action being a particularly important objective at present, especially in the context of increasingly acute manifestations of the effects of climate change. The recovery and use of thermal energy developed in the composting process of biodegradable and solar waste is a current concern of the research environment in the field. In this paper we want to present some research on the recovery of thermal energy from the two renewable energy sources mentioned in order to use thermal energy for the production of the agent that can be used in the current activity of individual agricultural and livestock farms as well as in households, for the preparation of domestic hot water and heating of living spaces, greenhouses, and solariums. The paper presents the current state of research, some theoretical considerations regarding the thermodynamic phenomena that occur in the thermal energy recovery process, a modulated system for the recovery of thermal energy from the composting process and solar energy, experimentation in real operating conditions, the results and their interpretation and related conclusions.
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